Casey Anthony is broke and lonely. Eyewitness News is taking a look inside the Orange County jail at a day in the life of Casey.

It seems even Casey’s solitude won’t get her to talk about her
daughter Caylee. Besides a few lawyers, Casey hasn’t had a single
visitor.

Casey is in the Female Detention Center building along John Young
Parkway near I-4. She’s in a first floor cell and it’s a stark
existence that she might have to get used to for a long time.

Casey Anthony, high-spirited party girl, is now one of the loneliest
women in Central Florida. Accused of murdering her daughter to free
herself of maternal encumbrances, she now finds herself not only
childless but friendless.

Casey can see out through a glass wall, but everyone else can see
in. “There is no privacy in jail,” jail spokesman Allen Moore told
Eyewitness News.

Casey’s alone about 20 hours a day in her cell. She eats alone
there. Monday it was cornflakes for breakfast, turkey hotdogs and beans
for lunch, Salisbury steak and gravy and potatoes for dinner. She does
get dessert three times a day if she wants.

Casey can have photographs on her shelf if she wants, but Eyewitness
News was told there are no photographs, not even of Caylee.

The family she’s stolen from has never put any money in her jail
account, so she can’t buy things like candy and diet sodas. No one in
her family has asked to visit her. She’s made no phone calls.

“She reads, she sleeps,” Moore said.

Casey visited her attorney six hours a day while she was out of jail
on home confinement. Now she’s seen her lawyers a total of only six
hours in the last week since her indictment on first-degree murder.